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[ad_1] How COVID-19 spreading across the world, it can be daunting to keep up to date with information. For RNZ, our responsibility is to provide you with verified, updated, and reliable information to help you make decisions about your life and health. We will also ask officials and decision makers …

[ad_1] A “completely healthy” nurse who was days away from retirement died shortly after contracting the coronavirus. Janice Glassey, 66, worked in Halton, Cheshire for 14 years, caring for people who receive end-of-life care. The mother of three children, who was engaged to marry, died on April 24 after testing …

[ad_1] A mother and father have reunited with their newborn twins after spending 20 days apart due to the coronavirus. Jennifer Laubach gave birth to her children, Mitchell and Maksim, on April 3 after she and her husband Andre tested positive for the deadly virus. Both have described their relief …

[ad_1] In common with the thousands of people whose lives have been suddenly devastated by Covid-19, Ken Sazuze cannot know exactly when the coronavirus landed in his family and caused its terrible damage. His wife, Elsie, was 44, a well-loved nurse, mother of her children, Anna, 16, and Andrew, 22; …

[ad_1] Download the app, record your data, and help researchers fight COVID-19. Credit: Lund University Researchers from Lund University in Sweden have released a free app to help map the spread of infection in Sweden and increase awareness of the coronavirus. “The app data will give us a clearer picture …

[ad_1] How France prepares to end its closure on May 11, the government has released a number of key dates for the gradual reopening of public life, Kim Willsher, reports the Guardian correspondent in Paris. Everything will depend on the spread of the virus. If there are still too many …

[ad_1] Early 19th century The second cholera pandemic “People wanted the certainty of expert knowledge” There were six cholera pandemics in the 19th century. Originating in India, the disease first reached Europe in 1831 during the second pandemic, via military and trade routes. In Britain, the disease was first recorded …